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, - • >if `~,~ \~N , 4 191.-L • a ~"~. 1 1 1 ) 14. 3 . r r. r • NUMLER 5165.1 THEATRE ROYAL, 14AY-MARKET. TO -MORROW EVENING, April 4, 1809, •will be performed MACBETH. Duncan (King at Scotland), Mr: CH A.P MAN ; ' Mr. k. LAKE MONT ; Macbeth, Mr, K M B.L F. • Macdull; Mr. C. KE!vIB '.l3anquo, Mr. MU.I4 RAY ; Lenox, Mr. CR I. SW E LI.; • Rosse, Mr. 15 RUh•r oh ; Lady Macbeth, Mrs. SI UDONS ; Gentlewoman,' Mrs. HU MPHRI ES. WITH HARLEQUIN AND MOTHER GOOSE ; , Or, THE GOLDEN EGG. Boxes 6s. Second Pricd Is. 6d. Second PriCe as. -.Gallery zs. Second Price is.—Upper Gallery-is. Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at - the Office, insthe Hay-market. The Doors to be opened at Half past Five, and begin at. Half past SIX. On Wednesday, the Comedy of The Man of the World; Sir Pertinax Macsycophant, Mr. Cooke. SOCIETY for the DISCHARGE and RE LI EF of PER EONS IMPRISONED for SMALL DEBTs. craven.street, pril r, 1809. AN ANNUAL GENERAL COURT of this SOCIETY will be held here on WEDNESDAY tivr, the sth instant, at Twelve o'Clock, to Audit the Accounts to the 3155 March, and other Specisl Affairs. R. GRASSWELL, Secretary, THAMES AND , MEDWAY CANAL. VOTICE is hereby, given, irarsu.:H “, a Rpqni sition front several Proprietors of the l'Oaca.:s Medway Canal, that a SPECIAL ASSEMBLY of the COMPANY of PROVRI ETO RS of the said Canal will be holden at the George and vulture Tavern, Cornitill, Lou- , dos, on ‘Vednesday the igth Day of April next, at Two o'clock in the Afternoon precisely, for the purpose of ap,. pointing, the pla,e and hour at which the Anntial Geitcral .Assembly of the said Proprietors; to.be holden on the 2d Saturday in the month of May, shall be. huttfrn. WM.'.SCUDAMORL, Maidstone, March 27, !Sag. • • jOEINS's .PATEN TVSSERA, OR ARTIFICIAL S For Roofs, Gutters, Floors, trc. 'THE superiority . of TESSERA to State and Tile will be so evident on inspettion, that it would be listless to enumerate • them in an Advertisement. With *pod to lend, the- Tessera has decided advantages, in being lighter, not liable to be stolen, equally durable, and bears sto comparison in eXpence. - • - • General Description. —Tessera is' applicable to flat or gently sloping roots, gutters, &c. instead of lead, which, when laid, it greatly resemb!es. Is exceeds all :.ther cover. ings in lightness and cheapness, as it requires no lead for itißs and ridges, and less throe; to carry it. Persons wishing to examine this important and highly beneficial discovery, ma) apply at the Tessera, Manufactory , Brentford, which ,is floored' and ro:ited with it ; or (by order from Mr. Hallett), Messrs. Cie.Ver's new Soap idanufattory, at Battersea, where, nearly one hundredthou sand square teat may be seen. Application to be made to Mr. llallett, at the Tessera idanufaClory, Bradford, and at No. 63, Qucen.street, Cheapside. • NEXT WEEK,. N the GLORIOUS reth .of APRIL, the N....! GRAND s I'ATE LOTTERY. cominentes Draw ing. The sCHEME is unprecedented, and besides the NktEli GIFT ref ONE THOUSAND WHO:LE TICKETS ror the First Prize above cii. the 'First 114 Y and FIVE HUNDRED. WitOLE.TICKI . .TS . • lior the First Prize above isl..the Second Day, there are Four Prizes of . ,C.2q,craci Two - of . - . 100 00. Two . of .' . . • S,OOO Six . of 1,9G0 Ten . of Soo . 'dec. Sic. All of which may be gained by One Ticiter, if purchased be. lore the Drawing'commenCes. • TiCkets :Hotly rise as the'Drawing approaches.' NEXT WEEK., TOTTERY TICKETS' antr, SHARES, in great Variety, at W. liOlidES's Office; No.' 1 t 7, 11411, London. Sixteenths only O. Bs. 6d. which is t6s. per Ticket cheaper than any where else. A Ticicet - ? Cu 3 o A Quarter . 13 6 An Half - t t s_al Au Eighth N 3 /7 0 W. HODGE,S hopes ha shall- not be deemed. unworthy the Favours or the Public, by bents content with loss Profit than other Offices. NEXT WEEK. ' SECOND STATE LOTTERY for tlioB,_ Consisting of Only ao,ooo Tickets, begins Drawing the tath of AP RI ‘slog, ICKETS and SHARES are selling by 1-l - -4 ZARD, 13 URN E, and Co. Stoci-brokers, at their State Lottery.Oilice, No. 93, under the Royal Exchange, and no where else in London on their account: . The Scheme contains Four Prices of a0,0001.-eacli; with. the usual number of other Qapita is, Sze. in addition to which the First-drawn Prise aoove Isl. 'on the First Day, will be entitled to ONE TIidUSAND WHOLE TICKETS•; And the First-drawn Prize above tsl. wt Chu Second. Day, will be entitled to FIVE HUNDRED WHOLE TICKETS,. • Shares in propdrtion. These Tickets will be deposited at the Bank previous to the Drawing, and delivered to the fortunate Proprietors at the Close thereof. letters (post. paid) duly answered, and &themes gratis. Bank,' India, and South-Sea Stocks, with their several annuities, India Bonds, Exchequer Bills, and all kinds of Sovernrnent Securities, bought and sold by Commission. ~;~ ~'r: . vrP" arc, at , ezti oef ; cio .s- • NEXT WEEK. , . -GRAND LOTTERY, t „, s t - - Begi Drawing the 12th of APRIL, !goo. , ' KEE GI NT of One Thousand WHO L TICKETS 401. t he First Prize above t5l. the First Day.; FREE GIFT of Five Hundred WHOLE TICKF.TS Pot the First Prize above 151. the Second Day ; ISISIDTS • 4 Prizes of - £20,000 a Prizes of - £5,000 - . ro,ooo 16 - - - - r,oos . T he Value of the above ii,500 Tickets is incalculable,, as they may contain all the Capital Prizes. TICKETS and SHARES at present are selling in, great Variety, but owing to 1,50011a:is being locked lin the Bank o f England for the above FREE (API'S, there is every probability of an the remainder being sold be. f b , e t . the 'Wheel gOes round a speedy Purchase Is thereiote 4 soMmencitti by BISH, • Cornhill, and 9, Charing-Cross, Who sold MA registered 9,15 k - the Last - Z 20 ,000 17,6 t t the L as t - 15,000 . . 6,633 ) ' • 6 p.157 the Two Lait - 30,000 • , Prizes ever drawn, all in Shares. if versons in th. Cotang tnay be supplied the same as hy sand,,, their rdurs, post-paid, accou,pani.d to i ii 4Q o Li Notes. Cash,' or Post-Office Orders ; • I ) 4, Colt - 0111i, or 9, Cloring.Cross, London. • ONI3 A APRIL 3,180 Q. SALES OF ESTATES, &c. ISLE OF WIGHT. • VALUABLE, FRE LHOLD ESTATES FOR SALE. TO 13E SOLD. QEVERAL Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATES, (ex'unerated from land , Tax) situated in the - Isle-of Wight. For further particulars, applications (free of Postage) may be made to Mr. Worsley, Solicitor, Newport, Isle of Wight. FEDISTANTON, near CAMBRIDGE,.-HUNTING. DONSHIRE. TUBE SOLD aN 7 AUC'T'I ON,By Mr. GIBBONS, At the Red Lion Inn, near the Market Hall, Cambridge, on Monday, April to, at Twelve ti l C lock, A Valuable COPYHOLD ESTATE, nearly equal to Freehold, most delightfully situated at the en trance of the genteel Village of Fenstanton, ten miles from Cambridge on the road to Huntingdon, comprising a capital substantial Brick.built Dwelling-house of handsome de vation, with Fore-court and Coach-sweep, spacious Gar. den tastetully laid out with Gravel-wallts, and planted with abundance of F.solier, Standard, :and Wall.fttutt Trees in 'full bearing,-Stabling ibr two Horses, Cirai;e-house, 'two Closes of Laud, about ai Acres, in the occupation or Marten Welstcd, Esq, who has notice to quit. And 4. compaci good accustomed Public.house, with Yard and Stabling for eight Horses, known by the sign .1 the Swan, in the occupation of Wm. Avey, who also has notice to quit. o be viewed, by leave of the Tenants, when printed Par ? ticulars may be had. on the Premise,; at the ged Lion, Cambridge; George, Huwaig , .lon ; the Crown, St. I yes - and ofMr. Gibbons Lucitlersbury, Cheapsiele, London. SALE Of A CAPITAL ESTATE: IN.THE COUNTY SuOILAND. To be Sold. in Seveu dittc.rent Lots, by Public Auaion, within the Royal. Exchange Coffeehouse, Edinburgh, on Weilnesday, the 3d May nexr, at One o'clock in the Af . rernoon, • THE ' LANDS and BARONY of EASTER GREENYARDS, lying in the Parish of St. Ni. nian's and Cotinty of Stir!;,:g. - Tikse iic witilio about three inilesof,the Town of Stirling, in a nwst be.utiful, rich, iind populous Country, abounding in all the COnveniencies of life. The whole runy,consistsof nearly 400 Scot4h, or 430 English Acres of rich Carse Nub Dr field Land ; but for tit:. a...cont,noilation of those *Mornay have art intenvioa to purchase, it wilt be Sold in Sevin different Lots of the value from tB,oool. to so , ol. each Lot. There is a most 'beautiful situation for a Mantion-honie and several Very thriving Plantations upon Lot 1, which last have been valued at upwards of woof.; a Vote in the Eleaion of Member of ParliAinent for 'he County will be attached to, and Sold along with this Lot, hs it is intended to Sell the r,.:;araining Six smaller l.ots to be held Feu of Lot tst, for payine7it of a very trifling Feu.duty. • The whole of the Estate, except the small karat of Rank• foot, coniisiing of ab nit z 3 Acres, possessed by Widow Mylite,.will be out of Lease at the term of Martinmas, or sad November nett ; and upon each Of the smaller Lots are a lso good situations far a M nsien-house and Offices. For a more special deacription of the smaller Lots, and any farther particulars, aNi'ication may be.inade to lames Home, Clerk to the Signet, George-square, Edinburgh ; or to hlr.,.Alex. Littlejohn, Writer in Stifling. ' ." • WORCESTERSHIRE. • . GENTEEL AND.DESIICABLE RESIDENCE. TO BE 'SOLD BY AUCTION, • By W. HANDY;. On Saturday,, the 11111,.00,.0f April, iZsig, at the Ceorie Inn, try BeWdiey, in . the County ot, .Worcester , between the Hours of Four ant Six in the Afternoon. subjact_to• Con ditions to be then and there produced, • . N .Elegant 'and Miidern-built MANSION. J Hot) in c,..inplete Repair, comprising a hand: suing entrance-hall; Breakfast Parlour Eating and Drawing. tots, good dimensions, excellent I;rd-chambers, and At. tics, servants'-nail, Dous'lteoPer's•roorn, Butler's Pantry, and spacious 'vaulted 'cellar rig, with Coach.hoirse, Stable, numerous and Oakes. Lawn, gardens, Shrub. berms,_ and up WitOS of seven Acres of excellent Pasture • Land, .Titlte.tree, nvarly surrounding .the the, late the residence and i iroperty of Mr.. lames iirasier, deceased. • The above Premises ate Crown Lands, held by do under Lease for the remainder of a Term of which 33 years were unexpired at ftlieliadin6 last, at a reserved kept of 241. and in which Lease is contained a .covenant for ,a. Grant of such further Estate or, Term as the principal Lessee (who, as as Su ch, is entitled to the Manor of Bewdley, with extensive Demesne Lands and Estates, of winch the above form a part): may obtain trout Tice Crown, On or before the expiration ot' thq present Lease. • . , The House is 'pleasantly situated near the town of Bewd ley, in a neighbpurhied W4ICIA • a kvt ,k i nk Hounds and two Packs ot Harriers are regularly hunted—contiguous to the beautiful and much admired Walks of Winterdyne, coin. mantling in front a view of the river Severn, and taming A.' !together a -Most desirable object for a k end y of respectabi lity wishing to possess a residence combining the beauties of . the counloy, with the advantages Of a town. Also, three undivided fonrth Parts of, 'and in two Freehold • Pieces of very rich and - produdive Meadow Land, adjoining the above 'Premises, called tile Snuff Mill Meadows, and containing in the whole, by adineito,reinent, 4 Acres, t Rood and 4 Perches. • • I inmediate possession may be ltad of the whole of the above Premiseiii an.i fur a view of,the same, apply _to Mr. Bury, Attorney at Law, llewdley ; and fi,t further particulars to hiin, or the Auaioneer,.Poregate.street, Worcester. This Day was published„ (Dedicated to Sir C;earge Licalmtittr, - Part.) Number I It. nt • A COLLECTION or portTrarr . sketched. from the Lite since the year 1791. B G EORI; EOA NC:E; lt.A. - • - And engrav ed in imitation of tire Original Drawings, By ‘VILLIXM DANIEL!., A.L.A. . , This Number contains, Archbishop of Dublin, Sir Lord 'Gardner, Sir Gila Rooke, - . 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A Short Grammar of the English Language, sth Etli-4' A so, in the Press, Ourii Trice as. bound. the Pronouncing Expositor, or anew Spelling Hook. • RENOVATED iIIiALTH. P' has been too frequently the subjPa of just and general reprobation, that men destitute of eh / a elemeets of the medital girt have ,nlibreit themselves as candidates for public patronagein the profession of physic. For the purpose of doing justice to the result of our st edit:sand ex net ience s and to prevent us from being clam:amens those empiries whose imprudent .pretension have, unfortnnately for society, been too favourably received, we beg leave to submit to the liberal and enlightened a faitisfol statement of our pursuits and sc. quirements. After having received , a regular medical eyluca• two as the pupils of Messrs. Critirled and Illizard, whose leetures and practice we carefully attended, as professors and surgeons of the London Hospital ; we entered ourseivessas students in that justly celebrated schoelfor neediest acquire ment, the Royal Colisto of Edinburgh, and were inset tided in the different branches of anatomy, surgery, the theory and pudic; of physic, chemistry, midwitersibotarie, &C. Sec. by thuse eminent professors, I)rs.• Moiler), Gregory, Black, Hamilton 'Duncan anditutherford. We :tithe w e . shall not be dent ed presumptuous in saying that our proticieney and acquirements are not inconsiderable. Having foe along series of years made Venereal Complaints, and the vanotts diseases of- Debility, the particular objettot our studies and practice, it Will y .W4 ; hope, be allowed time we have re:tinned tuner's., knoW ledge of their treatment and Cure. , In slight and recent• cases of Infeetion a perfect re-establishment - is corn pitted in the short period of two days I and in those of the utmost in veteracy, where other practitioners have failed of success, a proper perseverance in our plan ot treannoat ensures jo the patient a safe and radical cure. Amidst the- melancholy variety of disorders which are the erects of a habit tang and most unhappily purtmed by the youth of both sexes, there are none more alarming or more distressing than those deticiencies and debilities which fre quently prevent or embitter the matriniatiial state. To such persons it must be a consolation to know that they, tnay now, .by a new amt infallible mode Of treatment, be restored to that. greatest of all human blessings, a strong, manly, .and vigar ous constitution. In alt cases ot debility, from whatever cause arising,.as well as in every species of venereal intedien, we may be (smutted by patients of either scx with . thegreit est Secrecy and honour. Mattis ot consultation at home from ten to three, and horn 6 in tlie evening tit} to at night. Patients in the country are requestedsto state the particie. lard Qt their case, age, and general habit of living, &c. &c. jns• closing a remittance tor advice and medicines, when the same will he given, or sent to any part of the kingdoin. • To ensure that secrecy so essential to our nodertaking, the postage in letters may be added to the account tor medicines. CURRI F. and Co. Surgeons; M. sus, tiattoitegarrien. cgr Messes. Currie and Co. have Certificates from the above respectable rtoiesseas of London aged -Edinburgh, or, the diligence, skill, and. humanity, with , whic.ll they per formed the duties assigned them dining the there they at.. tended their Lettureeanal rrattiev. jrkien siirt;ENcii6 7'lClthdLLl=-OFFIC'E, March.••. TIE COALlllSgraNlglafir vicruditLLlAvd lIIS MAyESTre NAVY do hereby give Notice; That on Dodgy, the 4th of April next, ,they will he read,' is y receive Tenders, ix writidg (scald 4), etrtd treat foi Two Hun. deed Tons of Good. Soloed merchantable Ei' to 4e Answerable to Samples to ae prodsectd wit* therei - ler: ; to l.'s delivered one half theivof in a Firtnight, and tile other hall Ist a Fortnikti alter: %yard:, into fill Majesty's Viastalling 'Stores at Deptford and to be Paid for by filth; payable; with Interest, rsineCy rigs. after dm. the Conditkns of the Ccntran3. nay be rw at the Sreichtry.i. Office. Ala rit4ni will le bad to Any Tender in which the Price shot not he inserted in word: at length, or that shaft nut An delivered in the Baard Itefotv 0;:e c'Clock Int the said Tuerdo.o4e 4/4 4- April next, no? unless the Peolcit ivhviales r e TeAt:ler, or solfei rerio!t on Mt behalf, attend:, to anttrxr, v.hrtt calkiftr. tgasw, HT. CO /71iT.of PIRECTORS of Me'VNI„7I.O CO 311' A NY of lIIERCIJANTS cf E ,\GI-AND Trad. ink to the EIS r INDIES do hotly glue Notice, That a General Cowl of the Laid Conipany will be h eld at their Route, in Leadeitha ll -5t 1141 , , ou Fridoy the 7,6 April next, at Rime* o'C:lack in the Forenoom, for the pavicse rftaking into con. tidetation the conji, ming the Ploluing Resoltttiont of the Genei:ol Court of thiletay, viz. • - - , Resolved, ,That. a Military Secretary be appb!nted for ctlna duaing the Military correapondence with India, with a of toool. per ; Annum. • 'Tliat two Assiitant Secretaries be appointett tri the Department of the Examiner of lecitarr Coiresjitgidenor, under the superititendance of the Eunkiner, with theSaliii of 6031. each,, per Annuni. And also to consider of conforming for Raolotion of the Central Court of this day, approving tk , Plan propraed lyabe Co-rt of Direetori, for forming a Seminary for the Education o/ Cadet; for the Artillery and Engineer Cols be the Compasy't Service, instead' of 'such Cadeti being educated at the Real Military 4142'env at ,ll'odwith, as heretofore, and of the appointemwt ;j Colonel. Mudge to be the Examiner of those aidets, with the l o w a moOf 2.01. per Diem, and of the appantment of a PI ofc4so.• of Oriental Languages, with a Salary i f3vol. per Annum, • WILLIAM RATIS/IY, Secrriao,. TIIE REV. MR. DARCLAY'sPATENT ANTILIILI. OUS . • -- TT was a remark At 4. the celebrated Dr. Bud.= • IT Author of the Domestic Medicine that Fornpialtits of the. Stomach and Bowels are the prevailing flifelady of this Country, which lay the foundation of the more formidable and fatal Diseases; that the person who could discover far the relief and cure a sale and infallible remedy would per. form a most • important service to society. That discovery has nosy been made in the Patent Antibilious Pills of the ltev. William Barclay, the extensive 'sails of Which,• and the high estimation .in which therire deservedly held, has ,considerably tewited ;he ninnber of these complaints; and bids tatr, in a short ttine to be the•means of entirely erAdl , eating them: These Pills have a quick and sate operation, they att. powerfully and specifically.on the Bile, and' thus m reove the numerous disordere couneeted with it, Sielc. llead.Aches, Flatulence, • Liver Complaints, Jaundice, Net. your Disorders hien Indigeiition, ikc. They are the nthst valuable .Fainily .Medicine hitherto ot*ted to the Public!, and the Proprietor is supported by the most •respetialife evidence of the first characters of the Nobility and ottiert, that they have never been administered td any person withont giving certain and speedy relief, and In the end completing a Core. - This valuable Nl,edicine, having been :Used with success, is recoritmended by the foil 1 1 win4 distidgUished Personagetrt The Right Hon. Viscount Pitlon. ' - • r, ~ The Lord Bishop of Beth ;toil Wells, , Sir John tioneywood, Bart. M: P. for Noniron. Sir Stephen -Lushington, Bart. M,P, for p ell yn,, . • . Thomas Anson, 'Esq. h 9. P. for Litoittirlsi lames Atnyatt, Esq..M.P. Kir Soutiiantpton. Nieholson Calvert, Esq. M.P. far ft ertiord . ,E4mund Boehm, .Esq. Now.street,„Spriowcirdeir; Thoinas klanDnetsley, Esq. -Pali-Mall. A .. Dickes;,Es. Private Secretary to the •Archb:shtip of Canterbury. , t , • The Rev., Mr. Dimock, .I.ibrattarito the. Archbishop. `Cecil forester, Esq. M. t'. for Wenlock. • -. Sold wholesale and retail by Mr. Butler, Na. 4,Che3psAdc; and retail by Mr. Kirby, Stetford-stteet, Old ii„ ft. i. stlee , i Mr. Stratton, - Leicester-agnate; ltatioil and Co. tie,' Ox 'tbrd.street i and by all 'respectable Venders in Town .untir Country. . . . A Cautionnbserve thcnarne of William. Nudity is on. graved on the Stamp, Which is alfixed..dit the outside wrap per of each box; all not so 'stamped are a dangerous inn. - tatien. Price s'..6d. and tos. per bex, • with ample directions. 4 The Great -Restorative to tioaltit is APPitt.)VEI) 111VDICINt, For violent Coughs, C , Ids, Asttmos, Consumption'', Hoop. log-cough's, Cvrivtilsloiitk, and debilitated Constitutions I pntrottiled by Ladies And Gcnticinott of the first t6tine. :ion. To the Afflietcd. - • Encobragetnent not to despair or Relief till a Trial is =door `MANN'S APPROVED'AihnICINE. R. MARTIN, a . respddah . ie_ partner, late of INA. Wield. now (..t !Ark, near- Lewes, Sussex, v it u j ul c i v „, ol , er rosined at Lewes some time sine:, beinginarrien, arid suckled two children, which brought her intoa most assistance from o in f it o ig ne a a n t d , :te le b ii i r l 4 it t a i t , e r ti ore s s t s a i t o e n , r a a f et w e r r3, every that ~4 si s 4 nce from the most skilful of the faculty, it w as g i ven it.was impossible for her to he raised up again, •thin nothing more could be done for her, and advised her to be conve)ert tit her friends, which was attended with much difficulty, in a post-chaise. A trial-iwas then made of Mann's Approved Medicine; by the time two bottles were taken, a tsvourabl e alteration was perceivablet w b e y ek co s :i . t ai inu t ii c i o g u t t a in k i i i n e g s it, she wet i t . i e n r i f e e!t m l v i r r e c e h o S e . rcl in s 3 nine . The above. case was relined at Horsham, to which M r . M a rtin Witnessed his name to the truth thereof. 1 0 S. MARTIN:. Mr. Benjamin Haverd, residing in Hotsharn BarraJcs, hai had Ibur children die in consumptions attended, with relaxed' habits, their stools were of a black and green colotir, nothing 'could be fund to render them. relief. The fifth child being abtriit one month old ivlien they came to H01'114.114 norrac;ka, and being alllieted with the same disottler, all hopes of 'its t e ovary weir given 'over t till a trial was made. tit Mann's Approved Medicine, the•goodellZiels of which were, that het bowels were shoitly r.ettletiost..ola ofs good colour, and w ‘t s soon' restated to the Wiz:sing of health. • - (Signed) BEN'. HAVERI), , C• orporal,. Montnouth Rektnent.. 'Horsham Barracks, Feb. to, N.B. The Child was brought to the Proprietor, ad M iy, iSoB, is perfect health. Sold, in tiottleS, at is: 61. and :Is. 6el. each, duty included, whole .ate and retail, by the Proprietor, 4 , hio %Val e !luau!, Her h.•irt ;• And tom% by the promipal Venders of Meditint in the United Kingdom. Government security against counterfeits. Noe i re pit* nutria without having " - T. Mann, I.l4a,ltartt, gravid in the Stamp; to CQUlllattilt